What if I do not know which tooth is the problem?+
That is common and no reason to delay calling. Say which side hurts or where you feel it, and leave the rest to the exam, since the tooth that aches is not always the one responsible.
How do I know whether my problem counts as an emergency?+
Deciding that is not your job. Explain what you are experiencing, and the person on the line can guide you on what to do next.
Can I ask for help with language when I call?+
You are welcome to raise this on the phone and ask what is possible. Keeping your message simple helps too, and short sentences are just as useful as long ones.
What will I be asked?+
Expect questions about your symptoms, such as when they started and whether they are getting worse. These help the clinic decide how soon you should be assessed.
What should I do with my tooth until then?+
It depends on the problem. Warm salt-water rinses can suit a toothache, and hard or sticky foods are worth avoiding when dental work has come out. Ask for advice specific to your situation during the call.
Should Burrows Central residents fill in the form or phone?+
Phone (204) 338-3003 if something hurts, is swollen or has broken. The form suits a concern that can wait, and you should expect the clinic to contact you about it before any time is set.